Dehumanization & the Death Penalty

Embracing Change with Confidence

In this episode, Kati and Ellen explore the transitions in family life, education, and personal growth, highlighting how to navigate change with confidence and resilience. From summer routines to high school and college transitions, we offer practical insights for parents and students alike.

Balance for The Sandwich Generation

In this insightful episode, Kati and Ellen chat with science and math teacher Michal Kolpak about the delicate balancing act of caring for aging parents and teenage daughters, emphasizing the importance of communication, self-care, and family inclusion. Discover practical tips for managing multiple generations, fostering independence in teens, and staying resilient through life's surprises.

Navigating Hormonal Changes, Teen Health, and Self-Care: Insights from Experts

In this episode, Kati and Ellen host a compelling discussion with Mary McVearry Austin ‘99, a pelvic health physical therapist, exploring menopause, teenage health, and the importance of self-care. They share practical advice, scientific insights, and compassion-driven perspectives to support women and families through life's transitions.

Easter, Rebirth, & Hope

In this conversation, Kati and Ellen explore the significance of Easter, the meaning of being resurrection people, and how faith and hope can guide us through life's crosses. We offer insights into spiritual growth, family traditions, and the symbolism of rebirth during spring.

Dehumanization & the Death Penalty

Mike Williams, leading trial lawyer and partner with Kirkland & Ellis, spoke to Georgetown Visitation as part of our Fides et Scientia - faith and knowledge - speaker series, sharing his experience and lessons from his pro-bono work, representing inmates on death row. He shares his love for his family and his fight for the dignity of all people, even in very difficult circumstances.